When a country is invaded, how far does the native population adopt the culture of their conquerors? Do they make changes willingly…
In this time of austerity, we thought it might raise everyone’s spirits to take a look at Britain’s rich history; rich both…
The largest hoard of Anglo Saxon gold ever found, was discovered the summer of 2009 by a metal-detectorist in a field in…
The Portable Antiquities Scheme has today released news of the Frome Hoard, a cache of 52,503 Roman coins dating to the 3rd…
Archaeologists have discovered Stonehenge’s little sister, dubbed Bluestonehenge, just 2.8km away on the west bank of the River Avon.…
After such sensational discoveries it was inevitable that archaeologists would return to Sutton Hoo. Rupert Bruce-Mitford was the first to pick up…
This was no ordinary burial. The group that gathered on a grassy promontory overlooking the River Deben around AD 625 was participating…
This month’s issue covers about as broad a spectrum as you can get in archaeology: from prehistory to Boudica, commercial infrastructure projects,…
It seems the action never stops in archaeology these days, with two big stories reaching CA just as we closed the issue:…
Just as we go to press, we learn that government funding for the new Stonehenge Visitor Centre has been axed. As one…